History of Design – G1

Try it!

I tried very hard to reflect the pronunciation of my name (which is typically not very intuitive to non-Chinese). Sorry I no English name

PEN – N = En

CHU – TE + RAY – R = Chu-ay

It’s (roughly) pronounced in this manner as well.

I made a few rebuses. The above’s my favourite one because it integrates both pictograms used  into a unified landscape, but I like the ones below too (I tried naming some of them, haha) Please expand this post in a new tab!

To chop off your hair

How to deflate a ball

#justgirlythings

Congratulations, you’ve given birth 

Sources:

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This might be a tough nut to crack! *Yarns*

Can you guess what I am trying to say? 🙂

Have a go at my Rebus.

What’s my name?

Using stylized icons, this is a rebus of my name. Chinese names sound pretty awkward in rebuses, but I hope this makes sense!

A rebus puzzle of my name.

(A hint, the person isn’t running!)

Icons Taken from NounProject:

turn by Alex Auda Samora from the Noun Project

https://thenounproject.com/search/?q=turn&i=34739

jogging by Jems Mayor from the Noun Project

https://thenounproject.com/search/?q=jogging&i=126786

Not really how it sounds, but it’s pretty close, I’ll take it.

References:

https://thenounproject.com/search/?q=van

https://thenounproject.com/search/?q=knee

Brief

Use pictograms, ideograms and letterforms to create a Rebus puzzle to form your name.

Response

References

https://www.shutterstock.com/image-vector/line-vector-figure-donkey-outline-farm-463850816

https://www.istockphoto.com/sg/vector/stirring-with-spoon-line-icon-gm1008929448-272084036